The Poetical Works: Of John Milton. From The Text Of Dr. Newton. In Four Volumes. With The Life Of The Author, And A Critique On Paradise Lost, By Jos (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781174981401)

This collection, "The Poetical Works of John Milton," presents the complete poetic works of one of England's most celebrated poets. Culled from Dr. Newton's definitive text, this comprehensive four-volume set includes all of Milton's major poems. Along with the poetry itself, the collection features a detailed biography of Milton's life, offering insights into the experiences and influences that shaped his verse. This edition also includes Joseph Addison's esteemed critique on Milton's epic masterpiece, "Paradise Lost," providing valuable literary analysis and historical context. This volume is an essential addition to any library, offering a deep dive into the work of a literary giant and the critical perspectives that have shaped its enduring legacy.

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